Kashi-hon (貸本) is a Japanese phrase for books and magazines that are rented out. Kashi-hon ya (貸本屋) refers to the book rental service it was based on,...

style of shōjo manga. Not all kashi-hon shōjo conformed to this lyrical style: one of the most popular shōjo kashi-hon anthologies was Kaidan (怪談, lit...

movement migrated to seinen manga. The demise of the kashi-hon (rental manga) market led many kashi-hon artists to move into magazine publishing, including...

frequently a subject of kibyoshi and other publications. As a result, kashi-hon shops that handled such books spread and became widely used, making the...

series written and illustrated by Sanpei Shirato. It was published as kashi-hon between December 1959 and October 1962, in seventeen tankōbon volumes...

would soon shift towards the gekiga movement and publish manga in the kashi-hon industry in Osaka of the time, which would allow him more freedom than...

began his career in 1953 illustrating books aimed at the loan market (kashi-hon). He began to create manga in 1956 with the shōjo manga (girls' manga)...

manga magazines or in books offered at kashi-hon (book rental stores); horror stories were popular in kashi-hon books but were not published in manga magazines...

believing Yona to be the reincarnation of the Crimson Dragon. Yu-hon had ordered Hyu-ri to kill Kashi, and Yona narrowly escaped. Yona was raised isolated and...

Kunoichi Hajimemashita!: gag series. Ninja Bugeichō: manga by Sanpei Shirato Kashi-hon book published from 1959 to 1962. Kamui Den: manga by Sanpei Shirato Serialized...